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Re: T&T: Wake

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Date: Tue Jul 05 2005 - 15:31:07 EDT

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    My topaz idles at 6.5 kts, it's a real pain when I find other boats
    anchored in channels and fishing around buoys. When I come into the
    marina I'll pull it out of gear, but on a windy day I don't have the
    ability if I wish to maintain steerage. Some times I do get a look or
    two sometimes they even give me the number one sign with their finger.
    Bill

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    From:
    [mailto:] On Behalf Of
    Richard Quarles
    Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 8:22 AM
    To:
    Subject: Re: T&T: Wake

    > I have always considered myself a courteous boater, but I have
    > found that
    > those who post no-wake signs, as well as some who just delight in
    > "enforcing"
    > them, have widely differing opinions of what constitutes a wake.
    > Furthermore, I
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